The Browns have traded Jerome Harrison to the Eagles in exchange for Mike Bell.

While certainly an interesting trade, neither back sees a huge jump in fantasy stock. Harrison is a clear backup to LeSean McCoy, but gives the Eagles better pass catching skills out of the backfield. Mike Bell wasn't doing much of anything in Philly, and now will battle with James Davis for carries behind Peyton Hillis.

Jake Delhomme (high right ankle) is healthy enough to be the backup quarterback, but Seneca Wallace will start again for the Browns. The Browns’ passing game has struggled with Wallace, going the last 21 minutes of last week’s game without a completion. RB Peyton Hillis, the lone bright spot on offense for Cleveland with a touchdown in all four games, will start despite a thigh bruise. There is a chance that Jerome Harrison could get more carries.

Browns RB Peyton Hillis (thigh questionable) was held out of practice Friday as expected. Hillis and the team sound confident that he will play, but the thigh certainly makes him a bit more risky this week. Jerome Harrison (thigh Probable) may see some touches.

Browns injury report: Questionable: DL Kenyon Coleman (knee), QB Jake Delhomme (ankle), RB Peyton Hillis (thigh).

Hillis' injury is starting to become a concern. We read yesterday where he was sure to play, but the questionable tag makes you wonder. The good news is the Browns are a 1 p.m. game. If Hillis can't go, Jerome Harrison would be back in the spotlight as the starter. Hillis owners may want to pick him up for insurance, or make sure you have a plan B.

Browns RB Peyton Hillis (thigh) was added to the injury report Thursday as he took only limited reps. A mid-week downgrade is never good, but we'll wait to see what he does Friday. Jerome Harrison (thigh) took full reps and could get back in the mix if Hillis is not 100% Sunday.

Browns RB Jerome Harrison (thigh) took full practice reps Wednesday. Harrison has no clear role behind Peyton Hillis and should be avoided at this time.

Browns offensive coordinator Brian Daboll said he'll keep running Hillis as long as he's effective. We'll see. That's what the Browns did with Jerome Harrison in the final month of last season. Harrison has since been downgraded to "meh."

Eric Mangini and Daboll eventually will get judged on how the offense evolves. A big part of that is the grooming of Mangini's hand-picked wide receiver tandem, Mohamed Massaquoi and Brian Robiskie. It's not a good sign for Mangini in his second season that the Browns look respectable only when handing the ball off, no matter how much fun it is to watch Hillis steamrollering tacklers.

Don't get me wrong. There's a lot to like about Hillis. He's been the Browns' most productive option. They just won't be a serious player in the NFL until he's not.

Browns RB Jerome Harrison (thigh probable) returned to full practice Friday. It sounds like Harrison should be good to go for this weekend, but his role remains to be seen after Peyton Hillis exploded onto the scene last week. Still, the Browns are entirely unpredictable in their distribution of carries going back to last season.

Browns RB James Davis (thigh probable) took full practice reps Friday after being limited on Thursday. James Davis is officially listed as PROBABLE, but will be the 3rd back with Jerome Harrison healthy.

Browns RB Jerome Harrison (thigh) was limited at practice Thursday. Harrison is on track to get back to game action Sunday against the Bengals, but Peyton Hillis figures to be the workhorse and even Harrison said he doesn't know what his role will be.